rob, we look at it from the march 2009 lows, the s&p is actually up like 1150%. and you're saying you think it can keep going. >> yeah, tracy. i guess, it sound counterintuitive. a lot of people are saying, you know, well, as you said, we're close to the a five-year high, but at the same time that's made sentiment very bad. people are expecting a market, a market drop. and, but you look at everything else and of course bad sentiment is good for stocks. that gives us a wall of worry. look at thinks like the technical indicators. you look at things like expanding earnings through 2013 for the s&p 500. and even if we hit a record high on the s&p 500 by the end of the year, if earnings go where they're supposed to go, where they're projected to go, that still means the s&p 500 is about 14 times earnings. so that's still historically cheap. ashley: rob, i was interested in your notes. you say that, you say the dollar will trend up this year as the fed could very well end qe and even raise rates. i'm interested because i haven't seen any clue of that in what the fed ha